Sentence examples for profession presented from inspiring English sources

A 38-year-old male, a sailor by profession, presented with a 6 years history of sustained undiagnosed headache.

Keeping Vigil Over the Patient, which theorizes nurse anaesthesia practice and is reported elsewhere [ 1] takes place within a larger sociopolitical context, Keeping Vigil Over the Profession, presented in this paper.

A 40-year-old gentleman from West Bengal, who is a farmer by profession, presented with easy fatigability, significant loss of weight, and asymptomatic, progressive nodulo-ulcerative lesions on his groins of 1 year duration.

Everything I've read about the lawyer glut focuses on how the nation's law schools are making it too easy to get in; how the profession presents prospects in too rosy a light, and how no one has had the guts to say our nation is over-lawyered and as a result a significant percentage of attorneys are unhappy with their career choice.

How does the retirement plan each student studied in class compare to the plans of other professions presented by classmates?

Throughout most of its nearly 120-year history the chiropractic profession has presented itself as a drugless, non-surgical healing profession.

Third, some insights into trainees' perceptions about teaching and the teaching profession are presented.

Promotional material billed the show as "recognizing 17 categories covering all aspects of the oldest profession as presented in the newest media".

The board game was beamed onto a stationary screen through an overhead projector, and the multiple choice questions relating to the topic on "The Singapore legal profession" were presented on PowerPoint slides one at a time.

The 2014 Distinguished Contributions to Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies Award, which honors senior scholars who have helped to build and develop the field through scholarship, training, and service to the profession, is presented to Victor A. Friedman, the Andrew W. Mellon Distinguished Professor in the Humanities at the University of Chicago.

The site billed the awards as "covering all aspects of the oldest profession as presented in the newest media".